Tickets- $10
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Surprise Yourself
Directed by Monisha Roychoudhury, USA, Music Video, 3:57
Poor Zombie hates their job, and is tired of microwavable brain for dinner every night. Each day is the same, and nothing seems to reignite Zombie's zest for the afterlife. One drowsy commute home and a few (several) missed stops on the N train gives Zombie the chance to step into a thrilling world of wonders, waves, and hot dogs. Will Zombie stumble off the platform at Stillwell Ave and try something new? For their undead sake, let's hope so!
Sirota stars in her third music video, and is proud to have filmed in Coney Island, the neighborhood where her grandpa Norman grew up!
The Gulls
Directed by Sylvia Hope, USA, Short, 2:40, Brooklyn Premiere
A fair day at the beach turned fowl.
"Well, Hot Dog!"
Directed by Alex Sapozhnik, USA, Short, 3:09
The Scamp arrives at the beach to have his delicious meal only to be greeted by a large group of winged bandits.
Nicky and Mike are in Beach Formal
Directed by Michael Spencer, USA, Short, 3:15, New York City Premiere
Nicky and Mike get sidetracked while looking for their friends' wedding at Coney Island.
La Hora de Andrea
Directed by Antonella Verdezoto, USA, Experimental, 3:12, New York City Premiere
A woman reconciles how their dreams have complicated reality.
Rain Check
Directed by Alanna Salwen, Anton Luz, Kevin McKinney, Simi Best, Laura James, Travis Belcher, Annie Pahlow, Gwyn Sise, Kat Facchini, Nick Roberts, Oriana Ullman, USA, Short, 9:31, World Premiere
A winter Hinge date at Coney Island doesn't go according to plan.
The Wheel
Directed by Jake Quinn, USA, Short, 12:22
A man confronts his past when he returns to the scene of a life changing childhood experience.
Faith
Directed by Sofia Ogneva, USA, Short, 14:52, New York City Premiere
A chance encounter between two strangers led to a rapid exchange of emotions, which suddenly exploded like a supernova. But nothing lasts forever, just like stars, which are only a reminder of their past glory, can love change that?
Happy the Clown
Directed by Yoshi Omi-Jarrett, USA, Documentary Short, 31:27
After being diagnosed with depression, Happy the Clown committed his life to making those around him smile. Happy shares his emotional journey to become a clown and the struggles of clowning as horror movies and AI threaten his reputation.
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